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| Seasonal Maintenance | | We offer a full line of remodeling options for your pool. At tropixpools.com, we have designed our site so that you can view all of our products and pricing online. You don't have to worry about whether you are getting the same price as the next guy. We put our prices right online for everyone to see.
We professionally manage every aspect of the job and stand behind every job we do. As a service company, we want to develop a long-term relationship with each customer, so that drives us to make sure that every job is done well.
For a more complete list with pricing, please download our seasonal maintenance form. You can also click on the item below to view more information or pricing on the seasonal maintenance item.
| Seasonal Maintenance
Procedures |
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Filters |
Diatomaceous Earth
Pool Filters should be carefully disassembled and thoroughly cleaned
every year (more often on pools with heavy usage or high foliage/debris
levels). We inspect the grid fabric and structure, the manifold,
the air relief screen, the tank clamp and o-ring, and the air relief
assembly.
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| Cartridge Filters |
Cartridge Filters
should be carefully disassembled and thoroughly cleaned 1-2 times per
year (more often on pools with heavy usage or high foliage/debris
levels). We inspect the fabric and structure, thoroughly clean the
elements and re-assemble the filter.
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Pool Cleaners
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Automatic Pool
Sweeps such as the Polaris should be inspected and tuned up on an
annual basis. We measure and adjust the wheel speed and water
pressure. We inspect and replace wear parts as needed. We
also check the alignment and adjust the belt and gear tension.
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Heaters
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Pool Heaters should
be cleaned and tested at least once per year. We clean leaves and
debris out of the heater cabinet and inspect the flame pattern on the
burner and check the heat exchanger for sooting.
Pool Heaters should
be subjected to a very thorough inspection and service every five years
(or annually under heavy service). We perform all the elements of
the annual tuneup (above) plus we test the heat rise, and measure and
adjust the manifold gas pressure. We test the safety circuits and
pressure switches and test and calibrate the temp settings.
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Electronic Controls
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Electronic Control
Systems should be serviced once each year. We check all the
time settings. We check the water temp sensor for accuracy and do an ice
water test on the air sensor to insure proper freeze protection.
We check all the functions of the spa remote and check the heater
operation from the indoor panel. We also install a new backup
battery if needed in the system.
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| Pool Lights and GFCI’s |
Pool Lights and GFCI’s should be tested
annually. We test the operation of the pool lights and the
GFCI. If repairs are needed, we will present you with a cost to
repair or replace the needed items. |
| Automatic Chlorinators |
Automatic Chlorinators should have
preventative maintenance done at least once per year. We replace
the tubing and cap o-ring. We check the operation of the control
valve and the check valve and replace if needed. Price includes
tubing and o-ring, other parts extra. |
| Jandy Valves |
Jandy Valves should be disassembled and
lubricated once each year. We take the valve apart and clean and
lubricate the internal diverter with silicone lubricant. We also
replace internal o-rings as needed. This is not necessary with the newer
Jandy Never Lube valves. |
| Backwash Valves |
Multiport Backwash
Valves should be disassembled and lubricated at least once each
year. We take apart the valve, inspect the diverter, gasket and
valve body and apply lubricant to the diverter and gasket. We also
check the valve body o-ring for deterioration.
Plunger Backwash
Valves should be disassembled and lubricated twice per year.
We take apart the valve, install new piston o-rings and lubricate the
internal assembly.
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| Booster Pumps |
Polaris Pump Hoses (new style) should be
replaced every few years. We replace the hoses with genuine
Polaris feed pump hoses. |
| Deck-O-Seal |
Mastic (or Deck-O-Seal) is the rubberized
sealant between the coping and the deck. We tear out the old
mastic, prep the surface and carefully pour a new self-leveling mastic
into the joint. After the sealant begins to set, we put a very
light coating of sand to texture the surface of the joint. |
| Need
seasonal maintenance? Call us at 214-349-6100 or
email us at info@tropixpools.com |
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